Recent content by Ivan S

I wonder how they get that to fit, that's a lot of capacity

Took a few pics for eBay selling, going to go more compact system as I find it just to obnoxious where I live to carry around a DSLR

As long as the Nikon lens has 'af-s' in it's name, it will have an inbuilt focus motor in it.

I really want to get a grip for mine, I feel the weight would be beneficial as I feel that the D7000 mirror slap is quite violent, any one else think the same?

Reminds me of a few weeks ago, missus says washer machine is not getting hot, she's rings number on the front and they £95 to come and look, parts and labor on top:eek:, I get on youtube and within 5 minutes there are guys on there explaining how to change the heating element, googled washing...

85mm f1.8g would be a better match up with you having the 35mm all ready, I know because I have the 35mm and the 50mm and thought the same, unfortunately it's not really a good length for portraits imo, you still have to get a little too close with the 50mm, wish I had put the money towards...

So what is your actual budget?

You will need a smaller focal length, a nice length would be 24-70mm, should be fine for indoors, if issue is a cost buy a fixed length like a 50mm prime lens which should be use able indoors.

Well what choice have people got then? But my point was that I don't see loads of D600s for sale so they cannot be that bad.

They could sell them or stop looking for the spots until they become noticeable, then give it a clean, I don't see an influx of cheap D600s anywhere so I guess people are just cleaning them, surely it's no big deal to spend 10 minutes cleaning it.

I would check on sigmas website to see if the 24-105mm is supported

Sigma 18-35mm f1.8, not quite bridging the gap, but a very nice lens by all accounts, don't own one but from reviews it seems to be very good.

Your best bet is to sell it on ebay, people will pay silly prices even if you tell them it has a problem (too which I recommend you do) example http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sigma-EX-10-20mm-f-4-0-5-6-HSM-DC-Lens-For-Canon-FAULTY-/281206095311?hash=item4179307dcf and that I would say has just as...

But what does this all point to?, hmm, if I only had one lens, i.e the 50mm, is it going to produce better results on a crop or full frame camera?

I'm sorry guys but that is the way I understood it, and that D7000 image pookeyhead in your post looks out of focus to me, overall I'd still take the 70D because of cost and cost of quality glass that the D800 reportedly requires as the image just looks better from the Canon (imo also it has GPS...